Hey...People in Denver and Boulder: Read this or something.
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Hey...People in Denver and Boulder: Read this or something.
So I'm out here in Denver till Saturday, and I'd like to meet at least one of you folks. I should be available Thursday and Friday. If anyone in the area is up for getting together for lunch or dinner, let me know, and I'll do my best to make it work. I've only seen one TT since I left Indiana on Saturday (Nimbus/Baseball Roadster in Denver suburbs...54th street, I think? Guy driving, girl riding.) Anyways, I don't think one TT is enough since I've already driven over 1400 miles.
Oh yeah....Jason: I looked at the map, and Durango is just plain too far away for this trip. Maybe after I move out here I can do the Durango to Ouray drive. However, I found a great road just outside Denver that I loved, so I'll just be content with that for now.
Tomorrow, I'm off to Coors for the VIP tour and then the Rocky Mountain National Park...If only I didn't have to go back to boring old Indiana.
Oh yeah....Jason: I looked at the map, and Durango is just plain too far away for this trip. Maybe after I move out here I can do the Durango to Ouray drive. However, I found a great road just outside Denver that I loved, so I'll just be content with that for now.
Tomorrow, I'm off to Coors for the VIP tour and then the Rocky Mountain National Park...If only I didn't have to go back to boring old Indiana.
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Re: Hey...People in Denver and Boulder: Read this or something.
From Chicago originally, now on the Front Range for 4 years...
Unfortunately, I'm off only this morning (Wed) and the TT's in for 5K service. I work 12's Thursday & Friday, but I'm also working Saturday, though if you're taking I 25 up to I80 then eastbound to Indiana, I can meet you at Johnson's Corners for some excellent cinnamon rolls Sat AM 8 or 9ish.
Suggest a drive to Red Rocks, or take 70 W to the Genessee exit and come up the backside of Lookout Mountain, lots of twisties, stop and visit Buffalo Bill's gravesite/museum. Drops you into Golden W of the brewery, downtown's cute, naybe you can catch kayakers on Clear Creek near the rec center. Shoot N up 93 for some wide open spaces and you can continue N into Boulder (hold your breath at Rocky Flats Arsenal, all the plutonium's not quite in the dustbin yet) or for more twisty driving, go up W up Coal Creek Canyon to Nederland and drive into Boulder from the West. You'll find the turbo sounds different at altitude but pulls just fine, much better than a normally aspirated car.
Watch out for elk in Estes Park!
Al
Unfortunately, I'm off only this morning (Wed) and the TT's in for 5K service. I work 12's Thursday & Friday, but I'm also working Saturday, though if you're taking I 25 up to I80 then eastbound to Indiana, I can meet you at Johnson's Corners for some excellent cinnamon rolls Sat AM 8 or 9ish.
Suggest a drive to Red Rocks, or take 70 W to the Genessee exit and come up the backside of Lookout Mountain, lots of twisties, stop and visit Buffalo Bill's gravesite/museum. Drops you into Golden W of the brewery, downtown's cute, naybe you can catch kayakers on Clear Creek near the rec center. Shoot N up 93 for some wide open spaces and you can continue N into Boulder (hold your breath at Rocky Flats Arsenal, all the plutonium's not quite in the dustbin yet) or for more twisty driving, go up W up Coal Creek Canyon to Nederland and drive into Boulder from the West. You'll find the turbo sounds different at altitude but pulls just fine, much better than a normally aspirated car.
Watch out for elk in Estes Park!
Al
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